If you have a vegetarian visitor, what would you consider reasonable in catering

@pilbara (1436)
Australia
February 11, 2007 1:30am CST
for them? A person I know had an ex school friend coming to visit him. She demanded that he buy a new frying pan to cook her food in because all of the ones he owned had been used to cook meat with. I think this is a bit much. I have a couple of vegetarian friends and when I am cooking I keep their food separate but if they asked I wouldn't go out and buy utensils just for their use. Of course this young lady obviously hadn't considered that the crockery and cutlery had also previously had meat on them. Also that everything is thoroughly washed before the next meal anyway. I think if she felt that strongly about it she should fetch her own frying pan. What do you think?
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@jwfarrimond (4473)
11 Feb 07
I agree with you that it was a bit much demanding that he buy a new frying pan! If she was that picky, maybe she should have brought her own food. :)
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@deebomb (15304)
• United States
11 Feb 07
If I were a strict vegetarian and visited some one who was not I would buy or bring my own pan and cuttig board. It is thoughtless to expect to visit some one home and demand that they cater to your way of living with out doing some contributing of you own.
@BRIJENDRA (926)
• India
11 Feb 07
Guava,Papaya and fatless milk in breakfas.Tomato soup ,pulse rice curd with green vegetables as lunchand in in dinner , vegetable soup,chapati, pulse and green vegetables.
@pilbara (1436)
• Australia
11 Feb 07
Thanks for the response, but I don't think you fully read through what I was talking about.
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@cheerldr (594)
• Philippines
11 Feb 07
I would say it's kinda hard. My Aunt's husband is a vegetarian so whenever they visit our house, I panic and rush to a vegetarian resto to buy him some food. Vegie food 's names are kinda hard to remember. All I could remember is "Pinto Beans" and he really loved it.
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@cheerldr (594)
• Philippines
11 Feb 07
I would say it's kinda hard. My Aunt's husband is a vegetarian so whenever they visit our house, I panic and rush to a vegetarian resto to buy him some food. Vegie food 's names are kinds hard to remember. All I could remember is "Pinto Beans" and he really loved it.
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